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I don't care about any of these points, and I especially dislike one-on-ones. I just want my manager to do one thing: make decisions. To resolve conflicts, and
by bzzt 6y ago
I don't care about any of these points, and I especially dislike one-on-ones. I just want my manager to do one thing: make decisions. To resolve conflicts, and make sure discussions wrap up and reach conclusions.
- cwxm 6y agoWhat about career growth? Great managers have helped me grow so much, and advocate for the steps I want in my career.
- pracer 6y agoI would agree with that. But the problem (already mentioned) is: how could a manager help you grow in the technical field if the manager is out of touch with it and didn't do coding or dev work for years? In any case, if I have to choose (and more times than not I wished I could) I would choose the option of the first comment.